How to Do Church During a Pandemic
Especially during a time when it feels like we are all suffering, when no one is really “healthy” and giving out of an abundance of energy, time, or resources, I battle two conflicting motivations.
Who Has Your Trousers? Keeping Company in the Darkness
I’ve spent time over the last few years researching people in church history who struggled with depression, but intertwined with their stories are those of their friends and family members who kept company with them in the dark.
How the Democratic Party Lost Its Soul—and Can Regain It in the Age of Trump
When was the last time we saw a Democrat actively court religious leaders—not merely in a calculated way to achieve a political end, but because he or she sincerely tied that political end to sacred principles?
Thursday Morning Sabbath
Rather than putting an end to my selah time, my son has expanded it for me. With him, I’m learning how to do nothing.
A Theology of Farts and Orgasms
JUNE 11, 2014 | BY: MICK POPE -- A theology of farts and orgasms reminds us we are spiritual animals, not bound for heaven but a renewed heavens...
No Passengers & No Excuses
JULY 18, 2013 | BY: MORF MORFORD -- Could we even begin to imagine a natural, living world that we actually cared for: and it, in return...